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The aim is to explore the introduction of finite superluminal velocity within the Fractal Quantum Holographic Paradigm.

April 7, 20260 citationsOpen Access

"Modified THZ Action and Quantum Non-locality: Justification of Finite Superluminal Velocity Vₑff within FQHP"

Puntos clave

The aim is to explore the introduction of finite superluminal velocity within the Fractal Quantum Holographic Paradigm.
Modification of the Trojan–Hopfield–Zi action proposed within the FQHP framework.
Introduction of two channels of information transfer: light speed and effective speed.
Derivation of effective speed V_eff based on the Lloyd bound.
Establishment of coupling constants through a ternary code.
Effective speed of information processing V_eff derived to be approximately 1.76·10^63 ops/s.
Quantum entanglement explained as perturbations propagating at finite speed without violating causality.
Testable predictions formulated based on the modified action.

Resumen

Within the framework of the Fractal Quantum Holographic Paradigm (FQHP), a modification of the Trojan–Hopfield–Zi (THZ) action is proposed, introducing two channels of information transfer: rendering (speed of light c) and information processing (effective speed Vₑff). It is shown that quantum entanglement can be interpreted as the propagation of perturbations in the information field χ with a finite speed Vₑff, which does not require violation of causality. The value Vₑff ≈ 1. 76·10⁶3 ops/s is derived from the Lloyd bound and the scale hierarchy of FQHP. The coupling constants in the modified action are fixed through the ternary code of the number 720896. Testable predictions are presented, and limitations of the model are discussed.

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